Sith Empire/Old republic is like the Kardashians...

"BrashSchwartz;c-1993091" wrote:

"CadoaBane;c-1991807" wrote:

"Thumper8842;c-1991779" wrote:

"GBahia03;c-1991656" wrote:
Umm

Ok so i guess jedi lords and arguably the strongest user of the force ever (Revan) shouldnt be strong because hey, rebels with guns that go pew would definitely be stronger.

Non Canon

Crylo and MaRey Sue are considered canon. I will always prefer the Old Republic characters in any form.

As opposed to Mary Luke? Get your head checked, son.

Yeah this doesn’t make sense. Luke didn’t go toe to toe with Vader in A New Hope. Even when he finally did confront Vader in Empire, Vader toyed with him like he was nothing. Luke made a ton of mistakes and would be dead if not for the intervention of many supporting characters. Rey never actually feels like she’s in danger (this is designed). She can handle herself she keeps telling Finn over and over again when running from a bombardment by tie fighters. Even when Finn and Han go “rescue” Rey, she’s already escaped ??‍♂️. False equivalence my man.

On a related note, FaceBook starts supporting journalism via real(?) news feeds.

When do Ken and Triclops and Trioculus come?

Revan is canon now.


Episode 8

Keep your eyes peeled when seeing inside Luke's home, and you'll spot a handmade pendant of leather carrying a special object. It's the red crystal used inside every Sith lightsaber, mounted inside a metal cradle as a "trophy" of sorts. Most viewers may assume that it's the power source of Darth Vader's lightsaber - a reminder to Luke of the darkness that consumed his father (or a relic too valuable to fall into ignorant hands).

But the canonical name of the object, as revealed in Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary, reveals a different past. The gem is still a "fragmented Sith lightsaber crystal," but it didn't belong to Luke or his father. It's a "recovered Jedi Crusader pendant" - which refers to only one corner of Star Wars canon.

The term "Jedi Crusader" might sound fairly generic, but the lack of actual "crusades" waged by the monks makes it a specific term in the bigger picture. Those who played through the original Knights of the Old Republic video game know this story already. Around 5,000 years before the Star Wars movies the Mandalorians became a galactic threat under the leadership of a new "Mandalore the Ultimate." Conquering worlds in honor of the ancient Mandalorian Crusaders, these "Neo-Crusaders" were just the kind of growing, military threat that the Jedi... completely ignored. But not one: one young Jedi Knight promoted armed resistance and revanchism (the act of re-conquering Republic worlds and territory).

He would come to be known as Revan because of his charismatic campaign, and his followers the Revanchists. But to the galactic masses, his opposition to Mandalore gave him a different title: the Jedi's very own "Crusader." The story that followed is generally seen as one of the most acclaimed, compelling, and important ones to come from the Star Wars Extended Universe. Told in video games, comics, and novels, the life of Revan and the impact he had on the galaxy was one of the most painful to see erased as non-canonical Star Wars "Legend."

Until Luke Skywalker went digging into the history of the Jedi... and came out with a trinket with Revan's name on it.

https://screenrant.com/star-wars-last-jedi-darth-revan-easter-egg/

^ why does that screenrant post have no screenshots from the movie? they really want us to go back and boot it up just to try and find it ourselves? NO THANKS JEFF

Search Jedi Crusader Pendant and it pops right up

"mazewindoo;c-1991802" wrote:

"Thumper8842;c-1991779" wrote:

"GBahia03;c-1991656" wrote:
Umm

Ok so i guess jedi lords and arguably the strongest user of the force ever (Revan) shouldnt be strong because hey, rebels with guns that go pew would definitely be stronger.

Non Canon

Revan is canon bc bane is canon. bane got learned everything from revan holocrom.

"LordDirt;c-1995237" wrote:
Revan is canon now.


Episode 8

Keep your eyes peeled when seeing inside Luke's home, and you'll spot a handmade pendant of leather carrying a special object. It's the red crystal used inside every Sith lightsaber, mounted inside a metal cradle as a "trophy" of sorts. Most viewers may assume that it's the power source of Darth Vader's lightsaber - a reminder to Luke of the darkness that consumed his father (or a relic too valuable to fall into ignorant hands).

But the canonical name of the object, as revealed in Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary, reveals a different past. The gem is still a "fragmented Sith lightsaber crystal," but it didn't belong to Luke or his father. It's a "recovered Jedi Crusader pendant" - which refers to only one corner of Star Wars canon.

The term "Jedi Crusader" might sound fairly generic, but the lack of actual "crusades" waged by the monks makes it a specific term in the bigger picture. Those who played through the original Knights of the Old Republic video game know this story already. Around 5,000 years before the Star Wars movies the Mandalorians became a galactic threat under the leadership of a new "Mandalore the Ultimate." Conquering worlds in honor of the ancient Mandalorian Crusaders, these "Neo-Crusaders" were just the kind of growing, military threat that the Jedi... completely ignored. But not one: one young Jedi Knight promoted armed resistance and revanchism (the act of re-conquering Republic worlds and territory).

He would come to be known as Revan because of his charismatic campaign, and his followers the Revanchists. But to the galactic masses, his opposition to Mandalore gave him a different title: the Jedi's very own "Crusader." The story that followed is generally seen as one of the most acclaimed, compelling, and important ones to come from the Star Wars Extended Universe. Told in video games, comics, and novels, the life of Revan and the impact he had on the galaxy was one of the most painful to see erased as non-canonical Star Wars "Legend."

Until Luke Skywalker went digging into the history of the Jedi... and came out with a trinket with Revan's name on it.

https://screenrant.com/star-wars-last-jedi-darth-revan-easter-egg/

Revan is not canon. Every character in the KOTOR games are not canon, unless Bane is in them. Disney de-canonised the entire games - the characters, and the events.

"Thumper8842;d-216967" wrote:
...more powerful than they should be and just as annoying

:| :) :D

"MagicMatthews99;c-1995484" wrote:

"mazewindoo;c-1991802" wrote:

"Thumper8842;c-1991779" wrote:

"GBahia03;c-1991656" wrote:
Umm

Ok so i guess jedi lords and arguably the strongest user of the force ever (Revan) shouldnt be strong because hey, rebels with guns that go pew would definitely be stronger.

Non Canon

Revan is canon bc bane is canon. bane got learned everything from revan holocrom.

"LordDirt;c-1995237" wrote:
Revan is canon now.


Episode 8

Keep your eyes peeled when seeing inside Luke's home, and you'll spot a handmade pendant of leather carrying a special object. It's the red crystal used inside every Sith lightsaber, mounted inside a metal cradle as a "trophy" of sorts. Most viewers may assume that it's the power source of Darth Vader's lightsaber - a reminder to Luke of the darkness that consumed his father (or a relic too valuable to fall into ignorant hands).

But the canonical name of the object, as revealed in Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary, reveals a different past. The gem is still a "fragmented Sith lightsaber crystal," but it didn't belong to Luke or his father. It's a "recovered Jedi Crusader pendant" - which refers to only one corner of Star Wars canon.

The term "Jedi Crusader" might sound fairly generic, but the lack of actual "crusades" waged by the monks makes it a specific term in the bigger picture. Those who played through the original Knights of the Old Republic video game know this story already. Around 5,000 years before the Star Wars movies the Mandalorians became a galactic threat under the leadership of a new "Mandalore the Ultimate." Conquering worlds in honor of the ancient Mandalorian Crusaders, these "Neo-Crusaders" were just the kind of growing, military threat that the Jedi... completely ignored. But not one: one young Jedi Knight promoted armed resistance and revanchism (the act of re-conquering Republic worlds and territory).

He would come to be known as Revan because of his charismatic campaign, and his followers the Revanchists. But to the galactic masses, his opposition to Mandalore gave him a different title: the Jedi's very own "Crusader." The story that followed is generally seen as one of the most acclaimed, compelling, and important ones to come from the Star Wars Extended Universe. Told in video games, comics, and novels, the life of Revan and the impact he had on the galaxy was one of the most painful to see erased as non-canonical Star Wars "Legend."

Until Luke Skywalker went digging into the history of the Jedi... and came out with a trinket with Revan's name on it.

https://screenrant.com/star-wars-last-jedi-darth-revan-easter-egg/

Revan is not canon. Every character in the KOTOR games are not canon, unless Bane is in them. Disney de-canonised the entire games - the characters, and the events.

The Mandalorian War is canon, Malachor is canon, the Old Republic as an entity is canon and Disney is preparing Old Republic movies. So imho you crying here about Revan being not canon is pointless and ridiculous.

"Omeah;c-1995494" wrote:

"MagicMatthews99;c-1995484" wrote:

"mazewindoo;c-1991802" wrote:

"Thumper8842;c-1991779" wrote:

"GBahia03;c-1991656" wrote:
Umm

Ok so i guess jedi lords and arguably the strongest user of the force ever (Revan) shouldnt be strong because hey, rebels with guns that go pew would definitely be stronger.

Non Canon

Revan is canon bc bane is canon. bane got learned everything from revan holocrom.

"LordDirt;c-1995237" wrote:
Revan is canon now.


Episode 8

Keep your eyes peeled when seeing inside Luke's home, and you'll spot a handmade pendant of leather carrying a special object. It's the red crystal used inside every Sith lightsaber, mounted inside a metal cradle as a "trophy" of sorts. Most viewers may assume that it's the power source of Darth Vader's lightsaber - a reminder to Luke of the darkness that consumed his father (or a relic too valuable to fall into ignorant hands).

But the canonical name of the object, as revealed in Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary, reveals a different past. The gem is still a "fragmented Sith lightsaber crystal," but it didn't belong to Luke or his father. It's a "recovered Jedi Crusader pendant" - which refers to only one corner of Star Wars canon.

The term "Jedi Crusader" might sound fairly generic, but the lack of actual "crusades" waged by the monks makes it a specific term in the bigger picture. Those who played through the original Knights of the Old Republic video game know this story already. Around 5,000 years before the Star Wars movies the Mandalorians became a galactic threat under the leadership of a new "Mandalore the Ultimate." Conquering worlds in honor of the ancient Mandalorian Crusaders, these "Neo-Crusaders" were just the kind of growing, military threat that the Jedi... completely ignored. But not one: one young Jedi Knight promoted armed resistance and revanchism (the act of re-conquering Republic worlds and territory).

He would come to be known as Revan because of his charismatic campaign, and his followers the Revanchists. But to the galactic masses, his opposition to Mandalore gave him a different title: the Jedi's very own "Crusader." The story that followed is generally seen as one of the most acclaimed, compelling, and important ones to come from the Star Wars Extended Universe. Told in video games, comics, and novels, the life of Revan and the impact he had on the galaxy was one of the most painful to see erased as non-canonical Star Wars "Legend."

Until Luke Skywalker went digging into the history of the Jedi... and came out with a trinket with Revan's name on it.

https://screenrant.com/star-wars-last-jedi-darth-revan-easter-egg/

Revan is not canon. Every character in the KOTOR games are not canon, unless Bane is in them. Disney de-canonised the entire games - the characters, and the events.

The Mandalorian War is canon, Malachor is canon, the Old Republic as an entity is canon and Disney is preparing Old Republic movies. So imho you crying here about Revan being not canon is pointless and ridiculous.

The Mando wars are canon, yes. But that's pretty much all we know apart from the stuff about the Darksaber. The individual battles we see explored in OR games or whatever, are not.

Malachor is canon, yes. But the cracking of the planet, the lightning storms, and most things related to it are not.

The Old Rep is canon, but the members who made it up, like Revan and such, are not.

Disney have not confirmed that they are working on any OR film, game, TV show, or even comic. The idea that the Game of Thrones guys are working on an OR trilogy is just fan speculation.